An object is moving north at a constant speed. a force of 5 n begins to push the object east at the same moment that a force
of 5 n begins to push it west. what will happen to the object?
the object will turn toward the west.
the object will slow down and stop.
the object will accelerate toward the east.
the object will continue moving north.

I feel the object will continue moving north

Explanation Well in this example an object is moving north at a constant velocity so it has no acceleration, just uniform velocity.

Now if a force of 5N pushes the object eastwards while another force counter acts this force by pushing the object with a force of 5N from the west as well.

So, the object continues moving north as both forces counter act each other which is in a common man's language as both of them sorta neutralize each other effect in a very very informal definition

(PS- NEVER WRITE AN INFORMAL DEFINITON IN A TEST OR ANY EXAM)

the object will keep moving north

Explanation:

because gravity and the force on the car pushing in north

the moon affects the earth gravitation ally, causing certain motions of that body and also producing tides in its ocean and atmosphere. the tidal wave in our atmosphere is, however, far too minute to be an effective cause in any known meteorological phenomenon.

explanation:

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